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Defense Department
June 2022
Energetics Workforce Is Graying Out
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana — Whether it is cyber, microelectronics or another technology field, one of the most pressing concerns among government and industry is developing the future workforce. Nowhere is that challenge greater than in the field of energetic materials — the chemicals used to make propellants, pyrotechnics and explosives. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Some Prescriptions for Ailing Defense Industrial Base
By Stephanie Halcrow and Nicholas JonesThe defense industrial base is one of the nation’s enduring advantages, and one that cannot be taken for granted. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Two Amphibious Aircraft Programs on Drawing Boards
TAMPA, Florida — Defeating the “tyranny of distance” in the Indo-Pacific — with vast oceans and seas to traverse — is a key concern among U.S. military leaders. -
Army News
June 2022
All Eyes on Army Acquisitions
Last month’s “Editor’s Notes” column looked at the Army Software Factory in Austin, Texas, which has had some success in its first year developing applications soldiers are using for a variety of purposes. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Leadership, Opportunity and Optimism
By David L. NorquistAs I begin my leadership of one of America’s strongest defense associations, I am excited to work with fellow National Defense Industrial Association members and other stakeholders within the innovative defense industrial base in supporting the nation and defending our freedom. -
Defense Department
June 2022
BAE Cuts Ribbon at New Hampshire Facility
By Shreeya AranakeBAE Systems recently opened a new engineering and production facility to support the design and development of new electronic warfare systems. -
Emerging Technologies
May 2022
Turning the So-Called 'Valley of Death' Green
By James S.B. Chew and Arun SeraphinThe defense technology community spends a lot of time grumbling about the “Valley of Death" because they can’t make the transition from prototype to a real product. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
May 2022
VIEWPOINT: The Monumental Task of Tackling AI at the Pentagon
By Aparna KumarThe Pentagon is creating a new position — the chief digital and artificial intelligence officer. -
Defense Department
May 2022
JUST IN: Energetics Supply Chain Called Fragile, Vulnerable
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Defense Department
May 2022
JUST IN: Energetics Sector Feels Ignored by Pentagon
Nearly a year after the release of a study on the need to increase the lethality of energetic materials and improve the resiliency of the supply chain, members of industry, academia, and government are seeking strategies to convince the Defense Department to invest in new energetics.
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